Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-15
SOCIAL AND Personal.

R. NJ Clarken and Add. C. Hinkson
went below Yesterday.
John hatcher, Jr., came up on the South
ern yesterday morning.
James c. Cooke, of the " Tin Soldier
company, is in the city.
Rev. H. c.. Christian went away on the
Reno express yesterday.
Senator Reuter- went below on the early
train yesterday morning.
Miss Mamie Deming, OF the Ridge, went
to the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Chief Engineer Con. Sullivan left for
Coltax and vicinity yesterday for his
health.
Mrs. E. Bruquiere Of Oakland, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. George Stronach, of
this city.
Mrs. W. G. Williams, who has been
visiting friends here, returned to her home
at LOOMS yesterday.
Miss Matte Chopper and her cousin, Miss
Mamie Magiu, of Indiana, are visiting
Penryn, the guests CT Mrs. VIM. Barter.
Winfield Montgomery has returned to
his home in Oakland from few days visit
10 his cousins, George and Charley Kill
gore, of Sacramento.
Marcus D. Boruck Private Secretary to
Governor Waterman, left for San Francisco
on the early morning train yesterday. The
Governor is visiting Chico.
]. NJ. Haight, formerly Of this city, but at
| present resident of Newcastle, came to the
city some two weeks ago, and has been
very sick at the Lull House of malarial
fever. He is now convalescent Mrs.
Haight is with him.
In San Francisco, October 9th. Miss
Lillian l. Cole, well-known and popular
young lady, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
E. n: Bush, formerly of this city, was
united IN marriage TO Frank Moss, of Napa
The young couple received some very
handsome presents.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday :
John F. Henry, New York ]. NJ Stephen
son, franklin; L. 4. Harris, T. j. Hart
Colusa; WIN. Hood, Chico; Charles B.
Wilson, Dixon; Mrs. A. TAYLOR and son.
Nisalia; c. c. Fits and wife. Maxwell;
VIM. Sims, Wilbur Sims, Winters.
AUCTION NEXT MoNDAY.-On Monday
next W. II. Shelburn will sell at 10 4. N.
lot of household furniture, carpets and
kitchen furniture. Also, saloon fixtures
contained in the brick building corner of
the alley, between X and L, on Third
| street, together with the furniture, consist
ing IN part of the following One marble
top walnut bedroom suit four cottage bed
room suits, Brussels and ingram carpets,
| crockery and glassware, oilcloth, toilet set
and bar fixtures.
ARREsTs.-The following names appeared
on the slate at the station-house at mid
night; William Carroll and E. NJ. Leitch,
disturbing the peace, by officer Sullivan !;
Raphael Nasques, battery, by special Dun
levy Eli Mayo, violating Ordinance II,
by officer Rider; William Henley and H
A. Caulfield, by officers Mclaughlin and
Franks.
Will Nor SroP OvEB.-A dispatch was
received yesterday by Father Grace from
Cardinal Gibbons, which stated that his
Lordship could not stop over in Sacra-
mento. Bishop Manogue is at present Wis
! iting Grass Valley, and will do all in his
power to induce the Cardinal to remain
here for short time on his way back.
AUCTION To-DAY.-Bell & Co. will sell at
their salesroom, No 927 K street, to-day.
horses, harness, wagons, buggies and phae,
| tons. Also, a large and choice lot of furni-
| ture and household goods.
! WHAT ARTISTS SAY.-This is to certify
that we are thoroughly well pleased with
the superior qualities of the Mathushek
/ piano from Mr.. John f Cooper's music
store, so successfully used al our concerts
at the Clunie Opera House leila Ire
belli, Paul Steindorf, Divide Musin.
RUBBER goods are now here in great va
riety. Ladies and children's gossaners,
rubbers, overshoes, gents rubber boots, oil
and rubber clothing, etc. Red House. :
CONTINUED sale to-day of the sample lot
of jerseys, buttons, remnants and MILL
merry goods. Red House.
PIANOS None will be found 10 with
stand this climate so well as the CHECKER
ing. L. X. Hammer, sole agent, s20J sts
CRY license and water rates are now due
and payable on or before the 18th inst. Pay
and save costs.
LEAVE orders for the portable steam
wood saw AT 40l street, woodward. =